Paul, if you don't like the forum we are definitely not keeping you here. You know how to logout. Hi, I didn’t know you are the person taking the decisions here. Good to know you are the owner now !. Some technical help follows: Log in with Admin role, enter into the “Administration Control Panel”,...

Sorry fairlane, I dont have a cell phone. Since I make my living doing this in blocks often exceeding 12hrs, sometimes 7 days a week instead of sitting in my mom and dads basement combing internet message boards acting and posting as if I posess all the knowledge in the world, I don't have time to ...

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So, What are you now: A “soup or salad” guy or a “full tank, please” guy ?

Now that you have the time, don’t waste it @ internet: Go to school !

Paul

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Ok, found the Vid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNNfAuMq-M0

Paul

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Alemonkey, Wolf, Ghostdog662, ... and some other Kids:

Have you ever Designed, Build and Tested a “Tubeless Suppressor” ?

How can you talk about Suppressors you have never tested nor seen nor built ?

You Kids need more School time and less Internet time.

Paul

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Yes, i see now. There are issue with the Video at YouTube and went to the private content. I'll try to fix.

Paul

Hi, OK, no way by now to upload the Video and get it working in YouTube. I'll retake the Post as soon as i can figure out what the problem is. .308WM is the .308 Winchester (US 30 T-65) for shooting Monkeys. There is also an special version for shooting Steroid addicts. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:...

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OK, so how much will you recomend ?

Paul

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Bender, What do you mean by "sheer volume" ?

Paul

Hi,

I agree

Paul

The attempt previously referenced is most likely mine. I one made a tubeless .22LR suppressor 2 years ago. And I can agree with Bender that it wasted too much volume (ended up being 1.25" OD with barely 1"ID), while at the same time being very heavy (8oz. Aluminium). But my can had a spec...

Hi, This bundle, standalone, doesn’t probably make sense. It’s just too much (not long, not heavy since it’s a mix of Ti, SS and Alu). I have to test the Baffles as close as possible to the final configuration so, I need a Ti Tube and I do not have to pay for it so, welcome !. I know it’s easier to ...

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Less "Talk" and more "Silencer", please.

Paul

Hi, Just try to beat this one (still waiting for the 9 mm one challenge …): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJEj8jm9-7I Sorry Guys you can’t get wet this time … or … wait a minute ! … Did you ?, Oh my God ! … OK, no problem; don’t forget to clean up your hands … Dedicated to those who never proved a...

Hi, Titanium tube is a requirement. What I have shown in the Pic is the standalone version to be built for testing the Baffles. The final goal is to build an Integral Barrel, initially for 10/22. For that, they just want one point of trust - in the Barrel by means of muzzle threads – and 2 additiona...

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Interactive 3D PDF:

http://silencer-plans.com/3D-PDF/RK-TL-Ti.pdf

Paul

Hi, Still working on details but almost done so time to share: A Threadless Tube Suppressor using Baffles. Based on modified K-Baffles to fit the architecture: 6.5 inches long x 1 inch OD x 6.5 ounces. Tube is Titanium (1 inch x 0.065 inches wall), Rear Cap and first Baffle are Stainless Steel and a...

Hi, It’s not he radius what matters: its cut depth, the closer you get to the bore walls the more issues you can have, no matter what the radius is. And this is only looking at radius. There are 11+6 different variables that can impact on K’s integrity/performance/easy to build/... All of them are ...

Hi, It’s not he radius what matters: its cut depth, the closer you get to the bore walls the more issues you can have, no matter what the radius is. And this is only looking at radius. There are 11+6 different variables that can impact on K’s integrity/performance/easy to build/... All of them are r...

make the "neck" as small as you can or non-existent at all like the evo baffle. there are ways to keep the "meat" there (as show in the other build. Hi, Sure you can have extra “meet” when dealing with no neck Baffles: 1) Make the base thicker and keep working with a concave cir...

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Sorry for the quality on tooling: I’m working now on a bigger part and just included some MiniLathe tools (LittleMachineShop.Com) to the setup.

This is for Pic number 4, not the original one.

Have fun.

Paul

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVrmZ5wpxSg

Hi, Just curious to see how the Enfield’s K looks like I did enter into Inventor (K-Creator is my friend … :lol: ). For sure it’s a good Baffle and if He is happy with it, twice good ! I can see 3 different areas to work with: 1) Internal Walling: Hidden walls are the result of “new geometries” born...

More common US K-baffles perform alot better than this design. These are decent performers but don't even touch the realm of what the K is capable of. This design is used by a couple manufacturers in the US with a few little mods to it. Good design for a Form1 guy without much machining experience....

Proven ?

Capt. Link. wrote:Ks are best in a .45 pistol can.

Why ?